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[Saba — is your vision improving more and more?] No — no. [No — for now no — I heard in the name of someone.] [But without the evil eye — he — the Bodrah — he took the "Shaagas Aryeh."] [Yes.] [And he read it — and he remembered that he had it at his bar mitzvah — he said the…] [A discourse from it?] [Ask him.] [Saba — I was told — I was told that the previous Admor of Gur — they performed the same operation on him.] Yes. [Yes — l'havdil — and it took half a year until he began to improve. At first he saw nothing.] Ah. [Half a year — six months.] Yes? [There was no change — and after six months suddenly he saw that the operation helped.] Ah — yes? [And they say here at Hadassah that it takes time until the eye…] Until… [receives — accepts the operation.] If only — if only. But I do not see — I cannot see to pray and not… [No?] No. [Not even a siddur with large letters?] Very weak. [As before.] Yes — yes. As before — as before. But blessed be Hashem that I can see to walk. I… [This is from the tears of the surgery.] Yes. (Saba laughs.) [Every drop in tears.] A little water came down. [It is like water — like water.] It came down by itself. Whoever wants to weep — then one must (not understood). Yes. But this is without weeping. [Today I read in Likutay Moharan that when tears fall — this weakens one's eyesight.] Yes. [In Torah Reish-Nun.] Yes — yes — yes — yes. Yoy. [Yes — yes — you can — I am only.] Yes. [I am only finishing with this — I am sitting here a few more minutes until everything passes — and then I am going to the Kotel with Hashem's help. This is clean — this came out all — all words.] All the words I spoke? [Yes — everything is in there.] In there — nu — nu. [Yes — all of it — there are no forbidden words here — there are no special words that are forbidden for the world — these are all words.] Ah — ah. But these words that I am saying to you. [Yes — yes — yes.] Yes…
Oy — we do not know. The kindnesses of Hashem truly. We do not know what we merited in these generations — what we merited — unique in the world. This is not — the whole world does not know of this. There is this in the world and they know nothing. [Rabbainu humbles you — otherwise I would have been proud to the heavens.] (Saba laughs.) [But he gives me humility constantly — brings me down constantly — so that I know that I am nothing — constantly — all kinds of falls — he does not give me a single moment to feel that I am unique — nothing — with Rabbainu — there is no — no pride — nothing. I feel he does not give me…] We are unique — we are the unique ones in the world — that we merit to speak and hear such words — that the whole world does not know — and not — and not… Even — even Breslov Chassidim — we are distinguished from them. Yes. (Saba laughs.) There are today such Breslov Chassidim who…
Take {a little}. [I already made a blessing — again.] Take — yes. [One of the friends makes the blessing "boreh minay mezonos."] Amen. [Only two years now — since I have been with the Pe… — I drew close to the matter of the Petek — I am beginning to receive the — two years of sowing — two years only of seed.] Yoy. [Sowing.] Now he {is rising — rising a little.} [Now he is beginning to see a little — a little — a little — a little. The soul is beginning to feel that there is a little… One must have compassion — he is thirty-three years old — he needs a marriage match.] Who? [He is thirty-four — thirty-five years old.] Yoy. [Saba — Eliezer told me that Yonasan is very ill.] Yes? [His face has a disease — a disease.] What? Is he here? [No — he was here a month in Yisroel.] Yes — in America. [And he returned from extreme illness.] Yes? [His face — he suffers from a skin disease.] Yes? [Such that he cannot show his face even.] Yes? [To such a degree — he cannot even show his face to anyone.] Yes? [He wanted to come to you once — he was not even able to come.] Yes? [From so much — from so much shame about his face.] Yes? [Such a skin disease — that one cannot look.] Yes? Oy — oy — oy — oy. I had a good marriage match for him. [I remember — this American woman.] Yes — yes. [Yes — I remember — yes.] And he wanted a beautiful woman — wanted… Yes. If he had married — he would have had — would have had children. And she was modest and she was attached to Rabbainu. [I remember — I remember — I was trying to do something.] I say — I thought this was good. And he — he sought the world — a beautiful woman — not enough — not beautiful enough for him. What? Nu — {I wanted} to bring children into the world. (not understood) What — what — what kind of madness is this? I thought she was — she was a beautiful woman — and she was a woman as — as — as is normal. [Yes — healthy.] One needs to be unusual — to see… Yes. The main thing is that he is yiras Shamayim. And he has yiras Shamayim.
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[Saba — what we did in America — we put a recommendation in every synagogue. So when we were in America] — yes. [A few months ago] — yes, yes. [We put it in every synagogue in New York.] Yes. [The recommendation.] Yes? [Of Feinstein.] Nu. [So that people would come and take amulets.] Did you stick them? [Yes — we paid money — and there are people appointed — who know where to put them in each synagogue.] Yes? [Six hundred synagogues — six hundred.] Nu. [All of New York.] Yes? Nu — nu. Does everyone know of the Petek? [The ultra-Orthodox synagogues — the religious ones — not the Reform.] Yes. [Only the —] Certainly. [And they called us and came to take amulets.] Yes? [Some came and received this.] Yes. [I thought perhaps — I want to ask you — if it would be worthwhile in Yerushalayim the Holy City — to say that there are amulets and to post announcements as it was in America.] (not understood) [The recommendation.] The recommendation — the recommendation — the Petek. [And the Petek.] And they will come by themselves. [To post the Petek also as an announcement together with the recommendation?] Ah? [To post on the bulletin board also a photograph of the Petek with the recommendation?] Yes — yes — yes. A photograph. [A photograph.] Yes. One can post photographs on all… [And what — and just leave it like that? Or also some telephone number that one can call if someone wants to know more details? A telephone number?] Telephone. [Or several telephone numbers — of Aharon perhaps? So they can call him.] Yes. [Or Yechezkelhu.] Or Yechezkelhu. Or you. [Or me — three telephone numbers — and whoever — if someone wants — someone wants to know more.] Yes — whoever wants — whoever wants to know. Yes…
What — what will they say? [Saba and friends continue: "l'cha ul'cha — l'cha ki l'cha — l'cha af l'cha — l'cha Hashem hamamlachah — ki lo na'eh ki lo ya'eh…"] Why should we — not — take from the honor. Honor is only for the Holy One Blessed Be He. "Who is this King of glory?" [Hashem.] Yes. "L'cha ul'…" — sovereignty and honor — this is only for the Holy One Blessed Be He. [Saba continues: "l'cha ul'cha — l'cha ki l'cha — l'cha af l'cha — l'cha Hashem hamamlachah — ki lo na'eh ki lo ya'eh…"] Yes — oy. "L'cha ul'cha — l'cha ki l'cha — l'cha af l'cha — l'cha Hashem hamamlachah — ki lo na'eh." Honor and sovereignty — this is only for the Holy One Blessed Be He. "Ki lo na'eh — ki — ki lo na'eh — ki lo ya'eh." Ay — nu — zayin. I forgot. [What?] Zayin. ["Zakay."] Ah? ["Zakay."] "Zakay" — yoy — yoy — yoy. "Zakay." [Saba continues: "Zakay bimluchah…"] Nu. [Saba continues: "Zakay bimluchah — chasin kahalachah — tafsurav yomru lo — l'cha ul'cha — l'cha ki l'cha — l'cha af l'cha — l'cha Hashem hamamlachah — ki lo na'eh — ki lo ya'eh…"] What will they say? [Saba continues: "l'cha ul'cha…"] We should not take anything — yes — from honor and sovereignty and… No. "Ki lo na'eh — ki lo ya'eh." (Saba laughs.) [Saba continues: "l'cha ul'cha — l'cha ki l'cha — l'cha af l'cha — l'cha Hashem hamamlachah — ki lo na'eh — ki lo ya'eh…"] (Saba laughs.) [Something from Purim — yes? Something from Purim?] Nu. [Saba and friends sing: "Shoshanas Yaakov tzahalah v'samechah — bir'osam yachad techeiles Mordechai — lehavdiah — lehavdiah — lehavdiah — lehavdiah — lehavdiah — shekol kovecha lo yevoshu v'lo yikaleemu l'netzach kol hachosim bach…"]
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